MJMD5 & PAP2-NA ok, but + AT&T Net client for VPN no

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killerjiff
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MJMD5 & PAP2-NA ok, but + AT&T Net client for VPN no

Post by killerjiff »

Hi,
I have sucessfully configured my PAP2-NA + MJMD5 to work ok with magicjack, now if I start my AT&T net client on same computer where the MJMD% is running, to connect to my company VPN it stops working.

How do I route MJMD5 / AT&T Net Client to allow this configuration to work.

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az1324
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Post by az1324 »

You probably can't do that. Once you connect to the VPN, your computer is essentially on that network which means it's no longer on your local network so the pap2 cant see it. Usually you can't modify company VPN software rules to allow local network access for security reasons.
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Post by newtoncd »

az1324 wrote:You probably can't do that. Once you connect to the VPN, your computer is essentially on that network which means it's no longer on your local network so the pap2 cant see it. Usually you can't modify company VPN software rules to allow local network access for security reasons.
Wonder if it is possible to use sandboxie or virtualbox and run mjmd5 in that session and keep the VPN software in a normal Windows session.
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az1324
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Post by az1324 »

Well you would actually want to try the opposite: VPN inside of a virtual machine so that when it takes over the virtual network adapter the normal windows session can still access the local network.
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Post by peterlemonjello »

az1324 wrote:Well you would actually want to try the opposite: VPN inside of a virtual machine so that when it takes over the virtual network adapter the normal windows session can still access the local network.
+1 This is what I do when I connect via VPN to the office.
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